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9 Surprising Backyard Dangers That Could Harm Your Dog

By Kate Hughes Reviewed by Stephanie Liff, DVM One of the foremost pleasures of being a pet parent is watching your dog frolic freely outdoors. But while fresh air, sunlight, and exercise are all good for your canine companion, your yard can also be home to some scary dog dangers. Knowing about these backyard dangers for dogs, guarding against them, and—perhaps most important—having a solid plan in place for when your dog gets into something he shouldn’t, is key to … Read more

How To Safely And Naturally Remedy Hyperkeratosis

Canine paw pad hyperkeratosis isn’t life threatening and it’s not always easy to identify, but that doesn’t mean it should be ignored. Hyperkeratosis is a condition where the skin on a dog’s nose or paw pads becomes especially thick and hard. It can cause painful callouses, and foot pad hyperkeratosis is often called “hairy dog feet” because of the way the skin cracks and separates. It can lead to infections, lameness, and general discomfort, and while there is no cure, … Read more

Dog With Broken Legs Saved By Man Who Found Her In The Woods

With over a million subreddits for all sorts of specific communities, Reddit has a lot to offer. Particularly for us dog lovers, a subreddit called “BeforeNAfterAdoption” lets rescuers and dog parents share the stories behind their adoptions. Naturally, all these photos and videos are touching, a nice reminder of why we love to save animals. Graham Whatmough, or as he’s known on Reddit “u/WhereTheHighwayEnds” shared a beautiful video of his dog Willow happily enjoying the outdoors to the page. You’d … Read more

Couple Explores Nepal With Their Rescued Pup, Then Brings Him Home To The U.S.

Taylor and Drew Woodard set off on a year long adventure traveling around Nepal just last Spring. Though they had an idea that this would be a life changing trip, they gained more than they could have ever imagined. Taylor is an avid animal lover and would frequently ask their translator, Harry, to pull over at the sight of any kind of furry friend on the side of the road. Whether it was a dog, cat, or even an elephant, … Read more

“Boston Terrier” Joins Unsuspecting Family For Football Game

Dog parents aren’t perfect. They say love is blind, and, sometimes, we’re blinded by our love for our dogs. We love them for who they are and the joy they bring us. Sometimes that joy is brought by welcome home kisses and tail wags. Other times the love flows while we’re snuggled up with them on the couch. Speaking of which, when snuggling up on your couch with your dog, maybe just make sure it’s really your dog first. Or … Read more

Street Dog Sails With Sailor Dad, Rescues Abandoned Newborn Kitten

Sergi has always craved adventure, so it was no surprise that he took on the challenge of sailing across the ocean all by himself. Though he knew he had years of incredible experiences ahead of him, he had no idea that he would acquire a furry sailing partner along the way. During Sergi’s journey he made a pit stop in Sardinia, Italy. What he thought would be a regular pit stop turned into the place in which he would meet … Read more

Three Dogs Abandoned In Garbage-Filled, Locked Car For Over 12 Hours Before Rescue

Observant dog lovers recently found three tiny dogs locked inside a car in Cutten, California. The three small dogs were left alone with the windows tightly closed. It appeared that nobody had checked on them for at least 12 hours! The red and black Chevy Cavalier was cluttered with garbage and its registration had been expired for four years. A hypodermic needle was also found along with two bottles of Naloxone- a medication commonly used to reverse the effects of … Read more

Putting This In Your Dog’s Food Could Substantially Reduce Itching & Allergies

A Simple, Natural Solution for Your Itchy Dog When the days start getting longer and the sun seems to shine just a little brighter, I know summer is approaching. More importantly, it’s pool time. Countless hours in the pool with my two favorite fur balls. In and out of the pool, chasing a ball or some improvised chew toy. Their coats hold so much water, that each time they get out of the pool, I swear I see the water … Read more

Top Tips For A Terrific Road Trip With Your Dog

If you can’t stand the thought of leaving your dog behind when you go on vacation, you’ve probably considered taking them with you on a road trip. This can lead to a fantastic vacation for everybody, but it involves lots of planning before you go anywhere. Here are some tips for the perfect road trip. Start With A Trip To The Vet Make sure your dog is current on their vaccinations and ask if they’ll need additional ones based on … Read more

This Amazon Prime Find is a Great Way to Protect Your Dog From Fleas in the Fall & Winter Months

Many people assume that fleas die off in the winter and it’s safe to stop your dog’s flea and tick preventative. But is it really safe to do that? Do you need to worry about fleas during cooler months? The surprising answer is that YES, you do still need to worry about them during cooler months, and it’s all about their life cycle. About the flea life cycle You may be surprised to learn that much of a flea’s life … Read more

11 Natural Ingredients To Help Keep Fleas Away

You definitely don’t want your dog and your home to be infested with fleas, but you might be a little concerned about using the hardcore chemicals and pesticides found in traditional flea repellents, whether they’re topical or ingested. Luckily, you don’t have to choose between using chemicals or not protecting your dog. There are lots of natural ingredients that can help repel fleas without exposing your dog to chemicals and pesticides. But first, if you live in a climate with … Read more

Why Does My Dog Get The Zoomies After A Bath?

Maybe you can relate: every time you finish giving your dog a bath and release him from the bathroom, he immediately starts zooming around the house and rubbing against everything in sight. Why is that? What we call “the zoomies” or “the crazies,” scientists call a FRAP – Frenetic Random Activity Period. Whatever you call it, it’s amusing to us humans but seems joyful for our pups. There are lots of theories out there, none of which have been verified, … Read more

10 Tips For Easing Your Senior Dog’s Skin Irritation

Does your senior dog suffer from skin irritation? You would do anything to help him feel better, but maybe you’re at a loss as to what you should try next. Obviously, any chronic problems should be addressed with your vet, but if you’re looking for some more natural remedies to help your dog feel better, one or more of the following things may help. Some of these are external applications and some will help the problem from the inside out, … Read more

Why Does My Dog Get The Zoomies After A Bath?

5 Tips For Easing Your Senior Dog’s Allergies

The tell-tale signs of allergies usually become apparent before a dog’s senior years, but it is not unheard of for itching, redness, and inflamed skin to develop later in life. Those that already struggle with allergic skin may also begin to experience more flare-ups as their bodies weaken with age. Related: Best Allergy Supplements To Give Your Pup It’s never too late for allergies to appear – and luckily, it’s never too late to get them under control! If your … Read more

8 Essential Products To Include In Your Doggy Disaster Preparedness Kit

It seems like every other news story involves some kind of disaster. From wildfires to hurricanes and “bomb cyclones”, no place is safe from the power of nature. Your family may be primed to face any scenario with a detailed preparedness plan and emergency evac-kit, but don’t forget your dog needs evacuation supplies, too! Creating a doggy disaster preparedness kit helps ensure that your pooch remains safely by your side throughout any emergency. The following 8 essential products will prepare … Read more

How Often Should I Bathe My Dog?

“How often should I bathe my dog?” It’s the type of question that every dog owner asks from time to time, and it’s one with no simple answer. It depends on a variety of factors ranging from their breed to their health to their lifestyle. If your dog hates bath time, you may want to go longer between baths, but how long is too long? If you like a very clean dog, how often is too often to wash your … Read more

Improve Your Dog’s Skin & Coat With This One Simple Hack

So many dog breeds have health concerns – some minor, some major. My dogs, Golden Retrievers, don’t necessarily have a common problem, but due to the fact that they love, love, love the pool or any other water source, I have to keep a close eye on them. The water and the chlorine wreaks havoc on their skin and coats. I tried rinsing off the chlorine water, but that didn’t help much. They would often develop hot spots. Their coats … Read more

What Does Lead Poisoning In Dogs Look Like?

Thanks to U.S. regulations regarding the control of lead, lead poisoning isn’t as common as it once was. However, old household materials like roofing materials and linoleum may still contain lead that could be toxic to you, your family and your pets. If you believe your dog has been exposed, make an appointment with your vet as soon as possible as lead poisoning is life-threatening. In plumbism (lead poisoning) lead will take the place of the body’s essential calcium and … Read more

Think Your Dog is Getting Omega-3 Fatty Acids from Their Food? Think Again.

With the endless stream of dog food recalls we’ve witnessed over the years, it comes as no surprise that consumers are just not trusting pet food companies as they used to. Contaminated food and poisonous ingredients are some of the top concerns. Adding another layer to the problem, some important ingredients claimed in the ingredients list of your pup’s food are very likely to be completely inaccurate. Which particular nutrient is this? Omega-3 fatty acids. A majority of dog food … Read more

America’s 15 Most Dog Friendly Restaurants

Cities like San Francisco, Denver and Chicago have long-standing reputations as pet-friendly destinations. Recently even more municipalities have passed legislation to allow doggy dining on restaurant patios. In honor of National Dog Week and the upcoming Adopt-a-Shelter-Pet Month in October, the online restaurant reservation service, Open Table has released their choices for the most dog-friendly eateries across the nation. The 15 restaurants on this list go far above-and-beyond simply allowing pups on their patios. They feature decadent doggy menus, … Read more

5 Ways To Fight Fall Allergies In Dogs

Fall’s falling leaves, moisture, and windy weather means it’s time to deal with fall allergies. Your dog is just as susceptible to allergies as you are, and all that sniffing he’s bound to do puts him especially at risk. Sneezing, coughing, red eyes, and itchy skin are all possible side effects. Whether it’s the mold that grows under damp piles of leaves or decaying plant matter swept up by the wind, there’s a number of things your dog could be … Read more

6 Methods For Safely Breaking Up A Dog Fight

Witnessing a fight between two dogs is a terrifying experience for any pawrent, especially if one or both of the dogs are your own. The first instinct tends to include screaming and rushing towards the brawlers, but excited behavior may only escalate the situation and put you at risk. Rather than reacting on impulse, you should first determine if it is safe and completely necessary to intervene. If you do decide to break it up, try one of the six … Read more

8 Tips to Prevent Dog Fights

Dog fights happen more often than anyone would like. And with dog ownership rising, this number could continue to grow. It is the responsibility of every dog owner to be aware of the warning signs and know what to do when they see them. #1 – Warning Sign: Stiffening During Play Robin Bennett, CPDT-KA, author, All About Dog Daycare and an expert in dog body language advises owners to look for stiffening in any dog. This is usually a sign … Read more

7 Tips & Tricks For Managing That Funky Dog Smell

There are several reasons that a dog might be particularly odiferous. Skin conditions, ear infections, lack of grooming, and dental issues are among the most common causes. If your pup has gotten a clean bill of health from the vet and a thorough spa treatment from the groomer, but still smells funky, you may just be particularly sensitive to your dog’s natural aroma. Dogs do not sweat like humans, but they do perspire. The light perspiration released through their paw … Read more

7 Tips For Ensuring A Safe, Enjoyable Walk With Your Dog

Whether you enjoy a jaunt around the neighborhood, a strenuous mountain hike, or a carefree stroll on the beach, your favorite dog walking route can begin to feel as familiar as your own backyard. But it is important to always stay vigilant and alert when out with your pup. Weather conditions, wildlife, other dogs, and even fellow humans can pose unexpected hazards. Follow these 7 tips to ensure that every walk you take with your furry BFF is safe and … Read more

6 Methods For Safely Breaking Up A Dog Fight

5 Natural Ways To Help Relieve Your Dog’s Allergies

Allergies are a common problem among dogs and owners and veterinarians alike are constantly fighting to make dogs more comfortable. Dogs, like people, can be allergic to just about anything, from their food to the environment. While there are many different medications to help deal with allergy symptoms, many of us prefer to go a more natural route first to make sure we’ve tried all of the safest options. Always consult with your veterinarian before giving your dog any treatments … Read more

From The Vet: 3 Simple Hacks That Might Save Your Dog’s Life

Dog owners make lots of decisions for their dogs, from what they eat to how much they sleep. We all have the same joys and the same concerns. We are also all human and we love to find out the “easy way” to do things. We want to know secrets and tips and that is how the term “hack” was born. There are a few easy hacks that you can do to make your dog’s life easier and better… maybe even … Read more

Dog Dad Wakes Up To A Roomba-Related “Pooptastrophe”!

Almost everyone that’s ever raised a puppy knows one thing, accidents happen. Housebreaking can be a difficult battle, especially overnight, and most people have had to handle an unintended poop or pee puddle on the floor. It’s just part of raising a puppy and the puppies don’t mean any harm by it. Fortunately, not everyone has to experience what this dad, Jesse Newton, experienced. For this father, one tiny, poopy accident lead to a series of catastrophic events he so … Read more

Rescuers Save Dying Man’s 21 Dogs Left In An Abandoned Store

Animal Rescue Corps (ARC) is a nonprofit animal protection organization with a mission to end animal suffering through direct and compassionate action. They want to inspire humanity to treat animals with the highest ethical standards. In one of their recent rescues, ARC was able to save 21 dogs abandoned in an old building in Lafayette, Tennessee. The dogs were stranded inside the abandoned store, left to fend for themselves. The dogs’ owner is in hospice care, and the dogs were … Read more

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